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Date Add : 06-05-2009
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My husband is 56, and is on social security disability. He is an alcoholic and is in really bad shape..I am 46, and our son is 21. If my husband should die, would my son or I be able to get anything from my husband's SSD or does it end when he dies? If it doesn't end, when would we be able to receive them? thank you so much
Support Replied ~ 05-28-2009 23:19:43
Dear Tracy:
You could not receive benefits until you are 60 as a widow. If you become disabled, you could file for benefits after age 50. Your son is not eligible for benefits unless he
became disabled before age 22. Carol
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